Golf cart crashes can cause serious injuries in neighborhoods, parks, private communities, and event spaces where people least expect danger. The Stuckey Firm helps Springfield families identify liability, locate the right insurance coverage, and pursue compensation with clear, client-first guidance.
Golf Cart Accidents Frequently Asked Questions
Are golf cart accidents covered by car insurance?
Sometimes, but not always. Coverage may come from an auto policy, homeowner’s insurance, commercial liability, or coverage held by a business or association. Determining coverage depends heavily on where and how the cart was being used.
What injuries are most common in golf cart crashes?
Head trauma, fractures, neck and back injuries, and spinal damage are common. Because golf carts are open-air and unstable, injuries can occur even at low speeds.
How soon should I speak with a lawyer after a golf cart accident?
As soon as possible. Evidence disappears quickly in community or event settings, and insurance coverage questions often require immediate investigation. Early guidance helps protect your claim and preserve the information needed to prove liability.
Who can be legally responsible for a golf cart accident?
Liability may include the driver, cart owner, property owner, event organizer, or a business responsible for supervision or maintenance. A lawyer can investigate fault and identify every insurance policy that may apply.
What if the crash happened on private property?
Private property incidents can still lead to valid injury claims. Liability may involve unsafe lighting, poor surface conditions, negligent supervision, or an organization responsible for the environment where the cart was operated.

Get Clear Answers After a Golf Cart Accident
After a golf cart injury, it can be hard to know what to do first. Reach out to The Stuckey Firm for a confidential consultation and speak with a golf cart accident la in Springfield, OH, who will help you protect your case and move forward with confidence.




